Can A Woman Change Your Mind Or Make You Like Her?

There seems to be a common belief out there among guys who have been “friend zoned” by a woman that they think or believe they can change the her mind into liking them.

BUT…. you rarely ever hear the other side of the story.

Can a woman change a guy’s mind?

Common belief suggests it’s easier for a guy to get a woman to feel something more for him than it is for a guy to feel something for her IF there was nothing there in the beginning.

What do you think? Is it easier for a man or woman?

Before you answer in the comment section you might want to read what’s coming up next because it’s rarely something anyone thinks about BUT it makes a lot of sense.

The not-always-so-obvious problem with questions like this is the one thing we use everyday… our MINDS.

Attraction and love is NOT a CHOICE.

No one chooses to FEEL something – it just happens.

Changing another person’s mind is assuming a man is CHOOSING to not feel something which is far from the way attraction and love works.

David DeAngelo wrote the most powerful and insightful book explaining how attraction really works and PROVED to me how something so simple can be so amazingly RIGHT.

(Pick up the ebook for yourself if you’re a guy of course and if you have any problems with women. ANY problems because this will literally change your entire mindset and open success with women like most men will never ever experience – Attraction Isn’t A Choice.)

The ideas in the book also suggest that once a woman doesn’t FEEL something for a guy – no amount of asking, pleading or begging will change it.

“You cannot CONVINCE a woman to feel differently about you with “logic and reasoning”.

If a woman doesn’t “feel it” for you, how in the world do you expect to change that FEELING by being “reasonable” with her?”

Assuming it’s not a choice this means you can CREATE something and you’ll be shown the best way for it to happen below… just be patient.

Let’s go back to the original idea of this post and that was to hopefully get “other” guys to tell you the absolute truth about changing how the FEEL about you if nothing was there in the beginning OR if it went away.

Here are 4 scenarios a guy might experience with you followed by a very specific question he could answer.

Scenario 1:

You meet her.

You both go out on a date one or more times.

You realize you’re not feeling it.

Maybe she’s kind of cool and all so you wouldn’t mind hanging out with her so you tell her,

“I just want to be friends.”

Could she ever “change” your mind?

Scenario 2:

You meet her.

She’s totally into you and you begin to think, “You’re in.”

She’s hot, sexy, and does it for you physically.

There’s no doubt in your mind that you want her so the chemistry rises and you end up having sex one or more times.

Then suddenly you begin to feel if you let this go any further you will end up in a relationship with her and that’s not something you sure you want from now OR with HER.

So….

You pull back and stop calling her so much or stop calling her entirely.

You just feel you’re not ready but she continues pushing you causing you to pull back ever further and eventually you’ve have enough so you tell her,

“I like you but I don’t want to hurt you.”

Could she ever change your mind into wanting a relationship with her?

Scenario 3:

You meet her.

You don’t feel physically attracted to her.

She’s seems really into you and keeps pushing you to go out with her or she flirts with you constantly hoping you’ll get the hint.

But you never do for obvious reasons…

Could she ever get you to feel what you were missing when you first met her?

Scenario 4:

You meet her with a friend.

She’s pretty cool and you end up hanging out with her more and doing shit together.

You both quickly realize you have a lot in common. In fact you have so much in common you end up becoming very close friends.

Months or years down the road you have “the talk” because you both have been in and out of so many relationships since you met and it’s driving both of you crazy.

She casually mentions,

“Have you ever thought about us going out?” or

“How come we never hooked up?” or

“How come you never asked me out on a date?”

This surprises you and as you think about her questions you realize she is more like a sister to you so you tell her and she accepts it outwardly…

But inside, deep in her heart, that WAS the VERY moment she realized she had fallen in love with you and now wants more.

Could she ever change your mind about seeing her less as a sister and more as a sexual partner?

T is not a survey. We’re not going to click on some pre-selected box which may or may not be close to what we were or are feeling.

Leave your answers below and let women finally get a glimpse into the mind of “the guy” who either chose to be just friends with her or who was just never feeling it for her.

Now it’s my turn…

“If a guy is not feeling any kind of attraction towards a woman it’s very rare for him to begin to feel it. This includes both types of attraction. Making it incredibly much more difficult for a woman to escape his friends zone.”

It’s a free download hosted at another website run by me. You’ll enjoy it because it’s packed with great advice and tips you can use to “encourage” a man to commit to you.

Now…

If there is no initial physical attraction then you’re going to have a much harder problem on your hands because like before – you can’t MAKE him feel physically attracted to you.

It’s not that guys are only into looks – that couldn’t be further from the truth. Despite what most feel – it’s a myth.

Men are definitely not just into how attractive you are…. it just helps to gain his initial interest in wanting to get to know you better.

If you think he was missing the physical attraction part when you first met AND you want to get his attention then this might be your only solution:

Do not see him for at least a few months.

Three to five months may be enough because we all go through stages in our lives that play out over that time.

A lot of time needs to pass BEFORE she could ever be seen any differently.

Develop or change how you appear physically.

It could mean losing weight, changing her hair color, dressing differently, or even just learning how to walk with more sex appeal.

It any case this must be done according to YOUR life and not for him.

You must understand that for him to begin to feel something different for you – this must be done selfishly – for yourself.

It’s hard to create something new with him if you’re only doing for his love and affection.

Just like you – men like a challenge.

If you’re too willing to give up so much of yourself for him, it will destroy the chances of a second stage attraction. (Connection, love, relationship.)

So you can see – you’re not TRYING to change his mind – you’re merely presenting yourself differently to him by triggering his physical attraction towards you.

And you can see the only REAL solution to that is to get far away from him and create a new look for yourself.

Which takes time and patience.

As noted above – men are NOT all into looks BUT if you’re not doing certain things for yourself which can help him feel attracted to you – then that needs to be taken care of…. immediately.

Something noted in this popular article:

#1: Look after yourself.

You may think that this is about being a flawless specimen of beauty or wallowing in vanity.

NOT at all.

What I’m stressing here is that you need to let everyone know you care enough to look your best. And that’s not the same as physical perfection “guys just need to cotton on to the fact that you’re always on top of your looks.”

I want to get you far away from a place where OTHERS make you feel like… is a LOSER with women… into a CHOOSER.

Within your starter Ebook you WILL learn EXACTLY what must happen and how you must make a woman feel – before you will ever get past the games.

About the author:
Peter White – I can help you find, meet, and attract your ideal woman for a real relationship. Live your life the way you want to with purpose and fun. Build a mindset that is free and positive. Learn the truths about attraction. When you can do that – the woman of YOUR CHOICE will gladly join you.

I’ve recently struggled with Scenario 4. We have a mutual friend who introduced us. He persued me by texting me all day long. Even called me (like he couldn’t wait to talk to me) on his lunch break from work. We talked/chatted on the phone till the wee hours of the morning for nearly a week. We ended up sharing and opening up to the matters of the heart. He told me what I as a woman wanted to hear..things like “you’re so beautiful” and “perfect” and then he even admitted he “considered” me at one point as “the one”. He even told me that he loved me a few times. Then sometimes I hear the “as a sister” part. He thought I was younger than he is. I’m actually a few years older and I think it may have thrown him a curveball there. He wants to have another baby and he is in his mid 40’s. His body language tells me his is attracted to me, but yet, he says he wants to be friends but more… now after this conversation he stops all communication with me except seeing him at church only on Sundays. I don’t know what happened. We haven’t talked in a month now. I’m giving him space, but have no idea how to recover or how to respond or what to do. Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you.

Sherry, sounds like he is confused or what you wrote is confusing because some things are missing.

In one sentence he’s telling you he is physically attracted to you AND in other way saying he loves you like a sister says he’s not feeling any sexual feeling towards you – which would be very important.

The fact that he appears to be giving you lots of mixed signals tells me he’s not convinced (and/or might’ve thought or did use you for the possibility of just sex) …. so, when a man is feeling it or isn’t convinced fully you’ll get lots of mixed signals.

Which means – he’s not into you as much as he says he is.

Take the time to read the ebook attached above. It might not help you to fully change your situation BUT after reading it – there will be some major clues as to what went wrong for you.

Lastly – my personal opinion – if a guy is giving you too many mixed signals, is not convinced, or is not fully into you, or is saying one thing but acting another way – as in your case – give him so much space that you erase him from ever being a potential boyfriend/husband and continue to look for a man who will not confuse you.

Dated a guy about six weeks and he seemed really into me and full on. Saying I was amazing, intelligent, beautiful, all the things he had been looking for but didn’t think he’d find. Although he was moving quickly and asked me to his girlfriend after three dates, I decided to go for it and started to fall for him too. The difficulty is this all happened shortly after his mum’s death, but initially the grief hadn’t hit him yet. The day of his mum’s funeral was when he asked me to be his girlfriend over text. I did say yes but in my mind I called it “dating” but wasn’t going to say no on such a sad day for him. Unfortunately a few days later he texted that he just wasn’t ready for a relationship and felt numb and just not interested. I was gutted, but understood and left him alone for about five days before texting again. He had said to let him have a think as he didn’t know he would feel like this. When I texted him he was grateful and thanked me for waiting for him and he was “back in” and full on again. For a few days. Over the next few weeks it has been on and off with me treading carefully as I really like him and worried about losing him, but understanding that he just doesn’t feel like himself at the moment. He ended it a week ago and said he just wasn’t ready and just wants to be alone. It is only two months since his mum died suddenly and he just didn’t think he would feel like this. It was nothing to do with me, I was amazing and we ended the phonecall with him promising he wouldn’t go back on dating sites, but that when he felt ready to date again he would get back in touch. He told me not to wait for him as he didn’t know if it would be two weeks or six months. I’m now counting the days and can’t stop thinking about him. I am aware that he may not get back in touch at all, and also that I should not have got so invested in a guy so quickly, who’s now pulled away. Also the fact that he “ghosted me” twice during the six weeks (for about four days each time) and would eventually respond to a text is a worry to me, as I find sudden silence quite hard to deal with. I’m now NOT texting him anymore and just hoping and praying he’ll get back in touch as I think we are a great match in so many ways. In the mean time I’m keeping busy with friends, carrying on exercising and thinking of new things I can try and do. And try to find someone else, even if only to stop me obsessing over this one (amazing) guy.
Will be come back to me one day is what I keep thinking?

My gut tells me no. He will not come back to you in a normal or reasonable amount of time. And if and when he does – you’ll get much of the same stuff you’ve been getting from him all along.

He’s not ready or capable of being in a real relationship and that may never happen.

On the side – if you wait for him – if he believes you’re waiting for him – if he feels like you’re available at any time he wishes – he will NEVER value you enough to ever fully commit. There’s no real challenge there. There’s not encouragement for him to want more with you.

All that combined with so much more leads me to say – remove him from your life and do whatever you can to replace him with a better guy who IS ready and capable and in the right mental state to be in a relationship.

Went on 2 dates with this guy. He expressed in the beginning how important a sexual relationship is forhim, ive only had sex with one person and was a but reserved, but open if he was boyfriend material.

3 times, we had a text miscommunication. He barely texts and when he does, he sends very short ones. I assumed he was probably talking to multiple women and just looking for sex and reacted from that angle. Yikes.

On our second date, he was with a group of 15 friends from out if town (all girls) and left them for about 3 hours to spend time with me. Because one of our miscommunications happened right before I saw him, the date started off odd but leveled out. He asked me to get breakfast with him the next day at the end of the date. We planned to sleep with each other that night, but we were both staying with friends and couldn’t make it happen.

The next day, he told me I’m not a good fit for him and that he wishes me all the best.

Now that I know he’s actually a stand up guy who just has a weak texting game, I realize I killed this. Is there any chance that I can get him to change his mind a few months down the road?

My whole take on your situation (of course based on what you wrote and my years of experience) tells me you were absolutely right n the first place – he was only looking for sex and nothing more. He’s not a stand up guy with a weak texting game. You didn’t kill it. He ended it because he wasn’t getting what he wanted out of it.

Listen – whenever a guy tells you this early on – “He expressed in the beginning how important a sexual relationship is for him” that simply his way of saying sex comes first before a relationship and since that’s not how you start a long-term healthy relationship – it doesn’t work.

It’s just his way of saying I only want to have sex with you for a while and then maybe – something more will happen. It’s usually a guy’s way of making you think it’s your fault if it doesn’t work out UNLESS you sleep with him.

Most (probably the vast majority) of men WANT a physical sexual relationship with a woman, so when a guy is telling you that early on – something is very wrong. It does not need to be said.

Hope that helps you out a bit and please – stay away from him and NEVER let any guy convince you that you must have sex before he’s willing to move forward.

I really like this guy and want to date him. Problem is, he doesn’t want to date me as we have different lifestyles. For example, he is super active and likes fitness, hiking and being outdoors. While I find fitness important, I don’t like hiking and being outdoors. I also like to sleep a lot (it depends on the day).

He even went into talking about people having different tastes, likes, hates and so on. He also used pizza metaphors. And at one point, mentioned people liking others and the other person never liking them back. He also mentioned that he doesn’t know what the future holds, or something of the like.

He also mentioned that we don’t click like that, and mentioned he wouldn’t tell me his standards because I might try and change into a person I’m not.

This man is very patient and helpful with me, and I really want to be with him. How do I get him to change his mind?

So I met this guy a few weeks ago we barely have talked but my friends keep trying to get us together and he is starting to get frustrated and made a rude comment about me to get them to leave him alone but quickly came over to me and apologized and told me he thinks I’m sending them to talk to him and it is annoying even though I have made it clear to my friends I don’t want them involved and I am afraid that I am loosing my opportunity because of this and I don’t know what to do …….help